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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1930

Page

7

Petition to widen Parlee Road with railroad survey notice

Middlesex county commissioners and the American Power Company publish a petition seeking to change a public highway from Maynard across Acton into Concord to intersect the Boston and Maine Railroad property. The notice sets a January 1930 view and hearing date, with locations and railway reference points described.

Boston 5 Road American Pow Company Reblic Paree Road Maynard Acton Concord Mattie “Refiroud Nng Division Highjies Sacton Gaid Point Achusetts Ton and Maine ‘Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad Lef Y &S Ton Mate A. B. Nichols Erican Powter ‘Company F. Allen ‘Hall Pressonwealth Massachusetts eSex County of Mid Cambridge Cam Caimbridge Trestay Tomers

Public Auction Sale Of Sudbury Real Estate Mortgagee Action

Mortgagee announces sale of the Calvin E Eaton property in Sudbury by Waltham Cooperative Bank. The sale on May 20 1930 at ten o'clock in the forenoon will include parcels described in Book 5313 Page 801 and Registration Book 53 Page 281 with unpaid taxes and tax titles to be assumed by purchaser. Terms require $300 cash at sale and balance within fourteen days. Attorney for mortgagee is F French of Boston.

Calvin “E. Eaton Sudbury South Sudbury Sudbury Centre Claron A Land Registration Office Registry of ‘Deeds Middlesex County Ohty Road Concord Aeueeemanee Edith B. Eaton Edith B Middlesex South Waltham Coperative Bank Oscar Treasut F. French State Street Boston Mass

Maynard Selectmen to Meet Wednesdays at 7 PM

The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 oclock in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Chairman Joseph Air, Secretary Samuel Lorer.

Otlock Creighton’s Joseph Air Samuel Lorer

Notice of Administration for Marion I Packard

The en Massen dilly appointed administrator of the estate of Marion I Packard late of Middlesex County has taken the trust. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to High Street South Acton. Address High St., South Acton. May 1, 1930. James B. Packard, Adm. May 7

Marion Packard Middlesex High St South Act James B. Packard

Citation for Probate of Estate of Mary A. O Neill

Petition for detter of administration on the estate of Mary A. O Neill deceased intestate of Sudbury in Ward County. John L. O Neill of Framingham requested as administrator or suitable person. Citation for court appearance on June 4 1830 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice by Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks and mailing notices to next of kin thirty days prior. Court witness John C Leggar First Judge. Apr 21 1930.

Mary A. O'Neill Sudbury Ward County John Il O'Neill Framingham Ponioro Caid Mid Sudbury Enterprise Gaid County John C. J.eggar Esquire Loring P. Jordan

Acton Town Relocation Petition Before Middlesex County

Acton Massachusetts petitions Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate Summer Street from the town line to Central Street near Mount Howe Cemetery with specific repairs. The request is led by Frank W. Holt and eleven others. A meeting was ordered for May 25 1930 at Acton Town Hall to view the premises and hear parties, with notices to be published in Acton Enterprise and posted in town locations.

Acton, Mess Middlesex County ‘Commissioners Aca Summer Street Acton Boxofo Mount Howe Cemetery Frank W. Holt Mass Eaiees County Commissioners Piece Hes ‘Road Littleton Appenake Acton Centre Massachusetts Middlesex Cambridge Tatiary Pol Siemens Wednes Acton Enterprise Marlboro Frederic L. Putnam

Probate Court Notices Williett Hoffecker Keen Estate

Massachusetts probate notice for Willietta Hoffecker Keen of Concord. James W. Spring applies for letters testamentary without bond. Citations required for all heirs and interested parties to appear May 15, 1930 in Cambridge Middlesex County. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks. Judge John C. Lepeat signs the notice.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Willietta Hoffecker Keen James Ww. Spring Cambridge-in-said Terprige Fieast John C. Lepeat Bsautre Wrst Daia Corinth Loring P. Jordan

Lexington High Prevails Over Maynard in Lopsided Win

Lexington High School outplayed Maynard High School with a 14 to 8 victory in a decisive matchup. The page also advertises White Crepe Oxfords at Rickles and notes price ranges for higher grades up to six dollars.

Lexington HS Maynard High School

May Party at Option Hall Celebrates Eastern Star Event

In May Party West Concord on May 7 the hot weather could not dampen spirit at the May Party dance hosted by Hawthorne Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Langley’s Orchestra played well for waltzes fox trots and new dances as colorfully dressed couples enjoyed refreshments supervised by Miss Edna George and chairwoman Miss Gladys Graham.

West Concord Option Hall Hawthorne Chapter Order of Eastern Star Langley Edna George Gladys Graham W. Ny Charlotte E. Rodway W. P Carl Helen P. Loringer Clytie Forbes Beulah P. Ch Ae. Welser Alison Ingles

Health Play by Acton Students Teaches Dental Care

Friday afternoon at the area school a health play was presented read by Dorothy Coombs. Students acted and Sidney Durkee distributed dental cards and carts for improvements in teeth posture and weight.

Dorothy Coombs Sidney Durkee

Acton Club Closes May 23

The Acton Club announces its annual potluck luncheon and meeting. Members should notify Mrs Grace Leats to attend the luncheon and subsequent officers meeting scheduled for Friday May 28.

Acton Potinms Wom Club Pie Atebhon

St Mark's Beats Middlesex 12 to 4 in Baseball Thriller

Bramwell struck out 13 for St Mark's as they overcame Middlesex 12 to 4. Middlesex's errors and timely hitting aided St Mark's late surge. victors held Middlesex to five hits while Bramwell fanned 13.

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Bodfish Golf Winner in Handicap Medal Play at Concord Country Club

Sumner Bodfish won the handicap medal with a 92 72 at Concord Country Club. Second place went to Charl B Johnson 87 73, George Whitey 91 75, and Berkeley Wheeler 91 75. Other notable scores included Henry P Kidder 99 80 and John B Buttrick 86 82.

Johnson George ‘Whitey Berkley ‘Wheeler Hebert But‘trick Burleigh Pratt Enry ‘P’kidder Hubert M “Wardwell, Jr Michiel “Coty, Jr Harry S Cook John B. Buttrick Ralph “C. ‘Piper

Parents urged to register Roosevelt School first graders

To the parents of all children entering first grade for the first time at Roosevelt School next September. Parents must bring their children to registration on Monday May 12 or Wednesday May 14 from 9 to 11 36 A M.

Maynard Mass Roosevelt

State physical examinations for entering school students

Parents are urged to arrange school physician examinations or have their family physician assess their children before September entry. Appointments may be scheduled by calling the Superintendent’s Office, with morning slots on May 1 and May 28. All first graders must be six by January 6. Summer medical corrections aim to reduce repeaters and absences. Vaccination should occur by two months before school entry.

Main 3 Massachusetts

May Luncheon Held by Concord Woman's Church Union

The Concord Woman's Church Union sponsors a May luncheon at 1 o'clock led by President Mrs. F Walker who serves as chairwoman of the committee in charge.

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